Shopping for foodShopping for food

Chapter 8Chapter 8

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SnacksSnacks

SupermarketSupermarket

DrinksDrinks

Tinned foodTinned food

SupermarketSupermarket

MeatMeat

VegetablesVegetables

SupermarketSupermarket

FruitFruit

NounsNouns

things we can count singular: only oneonly one

Countable nouns 1

peach

plural : more than onemore than one

4 peaches

e.g. Singular Plural

an apple two apples

an orange three oranges

a tomato four tomatoes

NounsNouns

things we cannot count followed by singular verbs only cannot use a, an or 1,2,3… before

them

Uncountable nouns

water

e.g.

a / one waterthree waters

I drink water every day.

Now you try.Now you try.

UncountableCountable

orange

ricee.g. rice

orange

waterbread

cola

colaappl

e waterbread

mangotomato

tomato

apple

mango

Countable Uncountable

tea

ice cream

egg

pear

tea

egg

peach

salad

salad

ice creamorange juice

peach

orange juice

pear

Now you try.Now you try.

Uncountable food and Uncountable food and drinksdrinks We use phrases before them to

show the quantity.

8 slices of bread

bread

8 breads2 bottles of cola

cola2 colas

Uncountable food and Uncountable food and drinksdrinks

2 cartons of orange juice 2 tins of tuna fish

tuna fishorange juice

Countable food and Countable food and drinksdrinks We can also use phrases before

them to show the quantity.

a packet of potato chips

2 packets of peanuts

potato chips peanuts

Singular Plural Food/Drinks

+a cup of two cups of tea

a tin of three tins of tuna fish

a box of four boxes of chocolates

a bowl of five bowls of soup

a glass of six glasses of milk

a plate of seven plates of sausages

a bottle of eight bottles of cola

a packet of nine packets of potato chips

a carton of ten cartons of apple juice

1 Tim bought a tins of sausages.

2 Do you want two packet of biscuits?

3 I need two cartons of orange juices.

4 May drinks two cup of coffee.

5 Bob eats a packets of peanuts.

6 Do you want an apples?

7 My dad needs three tomato and

three tin of tuna fish.

Proof-readingProof-readinge.g. Peter bought three bottle of cola.

bottles

tin

packets

juice

cups

packet

apple

tomatoes

tins

1 Peter bought a of potato chips.

2 May took two soup.

3 Bob ate biscuits and drank cola.

4 Cindy needs two tuna fish and two tomatoes.

5 Maggie bought peanutsand orange juice.

PracticePracticee.g. Maggie wants two of cola.

bottles

packet

tins of

a packet of a bottle

of tins of

a packet ofa carton of

How many + noun ...?

How many...?How many...?

Countable nouns

How many

apples

do you need

?

How many

pears does Joe want

?

1

question words

2

nouns in

plural

3

verbs + subject

4

?

How many + phrases + noun ...?

Uncountable or countable nouns

How many

water does Bob buy

?

How many

biscuits

do they take

?

1

question words

3

nouns

4

verbs + subject

5

?

bottles of

packets of

2

phrases in

plural

How many...?How many...?

How many cola do you want ?bottles of

Now you try.Now you try.

cartons of

orange juice

packets of

cheese

biscuits

milk

slices of

ham

bread

tins of

soup

How many

do you want

?cartons of

orange juice

packets of

cheese

slices of breadtins of soupbiscuit

spackets

ofham

slices of milkcartons of

Example:

How much...? (Price)How much...? (Price) How much + is / are +

noun ...?How much

is an apple ?

are ten tomatoes

?

?

?

a carton of

two packets of

is

are chips

milk

How much

How muchHow much

Countable nouns

Uncountable or countable nouns

a carton of milkHow much is ?

it

a carton of milk

It is It’sIt isIt’s $ 8.90$ 8.90 eight dollars ninetyeight dollars ninety.

$ 8.90

How much...? (Price)How much...? (Price)

$5.60 five dollars sixty

dollars

sixty cents

no need to say cents

$11.40 eleven dollars forty

$19.90 nineteen dollars ninety

$1.20 one dollar twenty

How much...? (Price)How much...? (Price)

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

Now you try.Now you try.

How much is a tin of sausages?

It’s seven dollars forty.

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

How much is a bottle of cola?

It’s nine dollars fifty.

Now you try.Now you try.

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

It’s ten dollars ninety.

Now you try.Now you try.

How much is a packet of potato chips?

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

How much is a carton of orange juice?

It’s twelve dollars eighty.

Now you try.Now you try.

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

How much is a packet of biscuits?

It’s eight dollars twenty.

Now you try.Now you try.

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

How much is a tin of tuna fish?

It’s eight dollars seventy.

Now you try.Now you try.

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

Now you try.Now you try.

How much are two tins of sausages?

They’re fourteen dollars eighty.

$9.50$9.50 $12.80$12.80

$10.90$10.90 $8.20$8.20

$ 7.40$ 7.40 $ 8.70$ 8.70

How much are two packets of biscuits?

They’re sixteen dollars forty.

Now you try.Now you try.

PracticePractice

e.g. A: We need some oranges.

B: many oranges do we need?

A: Ten. How is an orange?

B: It’s .

two dollars fifty

$2.50

How

much

PracticePractice

$7.801 A: I need some milk.

B: bottles do you need?

A: Two. is a milk ?

B: It’s .

How many

bottle of

seven dollars eighty

How

much

2 A: I need some meat balls.

B: packets do you need?

A: One. is a meatballs?

B: It’s .

$9.40How

many How

much

packet of

nine dollars forty

3 A: They need some papayas.

B: How do they need?

A: Two. is a ?

B: It’s .

4 A: We need some orange juice.

B: How do we need?

A: Four. How is a orange juice?

B: It’s .

PracticePractice

$17.20 many papayas

How

much

papaya

seventeen dollars

twenty

$26.70

twenty-six dollars

seventy

many cartons

much carton of

1 How many potato do you want?

2 Mary wants to buy a bottle of waters.

3 How many packet of cheese do you want?

4 Bob buys a carton of milks and an papaya.

5 How much bottles of cola are there?There are five bottle.

6 How many is a tin of soap?It’s six dollar fourty.

Proof-readingProof-readinge.g. How much apples do we need? many

potatoes

water

packets milk, a

many

bottles

much

dollars, forty

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